Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

blue. At either side Of the train q tiGger-
wide ribbon in blue French failie extend
ed from the waist &c the hem, thus s2OG-
rating IL from the side draperies. The
other nad ? train ia pale shade of peach
kernel French f2i!le, edged with slight
embroidery in gold in 3 lace-lihe pattern.
Plain side panels Of velvet 2 shsde darker
met skirt front of peach kernel net,
spotted ell over with small pots IN gold
and silver beads, and boIdered with &
narrow band Of embroidery in the same
beads.
NOTES.
The frocks OF white p;que IS again in
| favor for little girls.
Dotted fabrics are IS fashionable as
olaided and barred stuf;S.
Mousquetaire gloves should be worn
/ by ladies' travelling.
Tulle and lace hats aGd bOnGets are
sgsip in high favor.
Mists Of silk take precedence OF gloves
on all except very dressy occasions at the
moment.
Kilt skirts and blouse waists Sre the
preferred form for little girls flannel,
! serge and other wool froCEs.
/ Chantilly and Spanish guipure ldCes
make the most artistic of summer calling
/ dresses.
1 The prettiest summer DOnneIs and hats
are of straw trimmed with white null,
white laces, white flowers, white ostrich
tips, white aigrettes aud white birds,
Summer musiins, lawns and other
| gowns Of washable kind are being trimmed
with velvet collar and cuffs, with e li0er-
/ al sprinkling CT velvet bows aud ends
I scattered over the bodice and skirts.
Blue flannel is the preferred fabric FOR
bathing suits, ald the short sleeYed
blouse waist attached TO the trousers,
with e skirt that buttons on around the
waist, is the popular form OF the bath
suit.
Among the reviyals for dTGssy summer
wear are very deep turnover collars in
/ Rscamier aud Anne OF Austria styles.
These are made OF costly lace, and there
/ is frequently s yes. or plaStrCn or the
same lace matching the coII&r.
On q bonnet roses sre displayed II
every stage, beginning With the tightly
rolled little green bud, surrounded by
protective leaves, and ending with glossy
red rose tnCru, in which the seeds are
stored up tar5uga our long double win
( ter.
A really poet; dress is I'll siiver-grey
/ ottoman with & small jonHat to match,
made Of gray tulle, and trimmed with q
/ grouD q apple blossoms. TIE suDshade,
/ COMPOSED Of drawn tulle, like the bonnet,
/ is lined with apple-DlOssom pink, and
/ trimmed with e cluster Of the lovely
pink blooms se5 iD their soft, bright
/ foliage. No h&rd metallic CLINT Of beads
serves to mar this pale gray cloud Just
touched with pink.
The latest fancy in hair dressing is the
couture & Ia vrai Greque, not high on
the head, but drawn up in 3 close coil,
rolled under something like French
twist on the bGck OF the head, brushed Of
the TEMPLES and forehead, with only g few
/ light curly tresses falling from upier 4
riviere OF Jewels, or Greek fille$ thai
lust touches the top of the forehead anC
describes g straight line to ting oack
! of the hesd The whole effect Is verJ
close, end no additional hair is required
Dress b0unets are very smsfl, covering
only the top OF the head, round the feee
tufts of elderberry flowers, the bonns'
covered with leaves aud berries OF the
elder tree, aigrette in flowers anc
berries mixed with grass and small
white msr1oopt feathers
Black straw hats should have SINAI
hrims, be lined with green velvet, trim
med with green corded ribbon, miXec
with white flowers called snow balls. viii
natursI leaves and stalks &ncirclipg 5ht
crown, bunch ot&the gpsYers falliuf
down the crown to TIE briI98p front.
Americans Of taste will bssiad to know
that their fsvorlte Black ana white stripe!
are again the rsge- 1T Is 8Esetrl toilet
for, VIII the present. style of#p0lonals'
drepery aud pretty fehusof white muslin
with vaienciepnes ana black or scGTle
crepe or gauza, with black isoe inscr
tons, it,oap serve for the same jape az
corssge,
JJcugebnlG.